If I go n get a ID in Kansas cus old ID is expired in Idaho n I fled on state felony probation would I get arrested at dmv

If there is a warrant out of Idaho you could possibly be arrested. You need to contact an attorney in Idaho to get the matter taken care of.

The defendant may have a valid motion to suppress. If the court finds that the search was invalid the results of that search will be suppressed. ...

Does she have a case for a rape charge?

If she now claims that she did not consent or that her consent was invalid due to intoxication it could be prosecuted as rape. If the prosecutor...

Can a criminal trespass charge not signed by the property owner be valid?

There does not have to be a no trespassing order in writing. It can be given by anyone with authority. It does not require the owner. An...

What is the statue of limitations on a theft of deception in the state of Kansas?

The general statute of limitations in Kansas is now five years for most crimes. There can be circumstances that lengthen that time period.

When you were put on house arrest in state of Kansas as a bond condition does that time count towards your sentencing

Not according to the Kansas Supreme Court. There is an argument that it can apply towards the mandatory minimum for DUI, but that is it.

The state statute classifies first time domestic battery as a Class B misdemeanor, punishable by up to 6 months in county jail and/or a fine of up...

Can my city possesion charge put me as a 2nd time offense om county court?

Yes, a prior city conviction can be used as a prior to make a second time possession of marijuana a Class A misdemeanor rather than a Class B. ...

How much time will my husband do on a 30 month sentence followed with 18 months probation if he takes the plea

There is no way to answer your question about getting probation without having any jail time. It requires much more information. An attorney...

If she was 15 an I was 17 8 months from being 18 an I got her pregnant 1 year ago would I be in trouble

Yes, you committed a sex crime. A person can not consent to sexual activity until they are 16 in Kansas, unless they are married to the other...